The Corporate Sustainability, Human Rights and ESG Law LLM at the University of Dundee is designed for ambitious legal professionals and graduates seeking to navigate the complex intersection of business, human rights, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) frameworks. As global regulations increasingly hold corporations accountable for their societal and environmental impacts, this master's degree equips you with the essential legal, theoretical, and practical knowledge to address these critical challenges. You will explore the evolving landscape of corporate sustainability, ESG standards, and their implications for business and investment activities, preparing you for a vital role in shaping responsible corporate conduct.
This intensive, full-time LLM is studied on campus over 12 months, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will develop advanced legal research skills and academic writing techniques, culminating in a substantial dissertation where you will conduct in-depth research on a chosen topic within corporate sustainability or ESG law. The course is delivered by internationally recognised experts with practical experience advising governments and businesses. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for diverse career pathways in legal practice, industry, finance, government, and civil society, where expertise in corporate sustainability and ESG law is in high demand.
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